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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Examining the Benefit of Limits
In my previous post about limits, I indicated that limits do not agree with us as human beings. Then why do we have them? Besides real dangers that we rightly fear, the reason we limit our aspirations and doubt our … Continue reading
Life Beyond Limits
“We are limited, not by our abilities, but by our vision.” Humanity is unique among species. It doesn’t just evolve, it seeks to explore its limits and eliminate its boundaries. We are innocent in this regard; we seem to come … Continue reading
Time is too valuable
A friend told me on Sunday that “life is too short to…” I replied, “You say life is too short. I say time is too valuable.” Then I got an email about it. “To realize the value of ten years: … Continue reading
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What’s new?
“What’s new,” my neighbor asked? I could have mentioned the new blog post, the new coffee product I received or the recent disturbance in the neighborhood. Those are new. But I replied, “What an interesting question. Isn’t everything new?” “Yes, … Continue reading
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I can’t believe I ate the whole thing
This age-old regret may be a significant factor in aging and feeling old. Overeating has long made news, but a different approach, a calorie restriction diet, is rarely seen or heard, and is often ridiculed. Instead of taking an over-the-counter … Continue reading
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Living Without Regrets
I came across a blog recently where nurse Bronnie Ware posts the most commonly heard regrets people utter before they die. http://www.inspirationandchai.com/Regrets-of-the-Dying.html Regrets are something we can nurse every day, pardon the pun. But nursing them keeps them alive. It’s … Continue reading
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Body Ownership
Life forever on this planet raises many theological, demographic, social and philosophical issues. On this blog, I attempt to speak to many of them and to resource other expert opinions. But central to this discussion is one I have not … Continue reading
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